Coalition and LDK MPs ready for demarcation

Although the time is not yet known to hold the session for ratification of the demarcation agreement with Montenegro, MPs from the LDK and the coalition government all happened within Kosovo, thus avoiding the lack of votes if the extraordinary session for ratification of demarcation is called.

That differing from the last time the extraordinary session lacked six deputies from the LDK parliamentary group and the government coalition.

LDK MP Naser Osmani has confirmed that all LDK deputies are in Kosovo and that there will be no shortage if the extraordinary demarcation hearing is called.

The LDK parliamentary group has harmonised its position regarding the vote for demarcation. We've been waiting for tomorrow to call the demarcation hearing where we would vote under the agreement we made. But whenever this session is held, since tomorrow or next week we are willing to respond to session”, he said.

As for whether the session will continue to be postponed further, according to MP Osman appears to have difficulty securing votes.

This depends on the parties in the coalition, which apparently cannot be agreed on and can't certainly vote on. We are in expectation we have declared that we will vote when the position proves it has its votes. The issue of discussions with the Serbian list to secure the votes is their responsibility to secure the votes of Serbian deputies”, Osmani has said.

The case was to be carried out two years ago, but it's been expected at least the demarcation will pass this week.

Even PDK parliamentary group chief Meli Krasniqi has indicated that all deputies of their subject occurred within the country and willing to give up their pro vote.

The PDK Parliamentary Group's “Deputies are all in Kosovo, and as soon as border demarcation sessions with Montenegro are called, we will be ready and we believe that I will pass”, Krasniqi has said.